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Klopek1 11-22-2011 10:54 AM


Originally Posted by amiskwia (Post 1089526)
Maybe I'm a bit blind, but what do people see as a downside when being based in SJU?

I think distance from home is the scary thing for everyone. Coupled with irrational fear of turboprops. I'm not sure which is the bigger factor for people... :p


did all of you have the 250 PIC before you were able to interview? thanks so much.
They list it as a preferred minimum. I interviewed with plenty of TT, but just a tad short on ME. They allowed me to re-send my stuff in after I got the few extra ME hours. Are you saying you have 800/100, but not 250 PIC? How is that? :confused:

airborne42 11-22-2011 11:11 AM


Originally Posted by Klopek1 (Post 1089537)
I think distance from home is the scary thing for everyone. Coupled with irrational fear of turboprops. I'm not sure which is the bigger factor for people... :p



They list it as a preferred minimum. I interviewed with plenty of TT, but just a tad short on ME. They allowed me to re-send my stuff in after I got the few extra ME hours. Are you saying you have 800/100, but not 250 PIC? How is that? :confused:

that is absolutely correct. I have more than 800TT and more than 100 multi but not the 250 PIC. is that a problem or cause of concern? and reason for not being able to interview? thanks

theaviator 11-22-2011 11:17 AM

Can someone explain to me secondary bidding? What it is and how to do it?

morerightrudder 11-22-2011 11:22 AM

According to two of their recruiters, they do allow sole manipulator PIC. So for anyone with even the reduced minimums, the 250 PIC should not be an issue.

m78fl370 11-22-2011 11:33 AM


Originally Posted by Klopek1 (Post 1089521)
I was in the "terrified-of-SJU" camp for a while, but I've embraced the possibility. It's not something I'd choose, but if I get handed it, it would certainly be an interesting time.

Been there, done that. I'm happy I did it now. The guys that just go into the jet and go straight to the ORD-MLI, and DFW-AMA type stuff miss out on so much. That crap gets old quick. Flying the carribean is awesome. A definite life experience.

Wingtips 11-22-2011 01:52 PM


Originally Posted by theaviator (Post 1089548)
Can someone explain to me secondary bidding? What it is and how to do it?

Ditto, I saw the message and still am :confused:. I would call and ask, but it says NOT TO!!

lavMan 11-22-2011 03:13 PM


Originally Posted by theaviator (Post 1089548)
Can someone explain to me secondary bidding? What it is and how to do it?

I think it maybe vacation stuff, but i'm guessing...

XForces 11-22-2011 03:47 PM


Originally Posted by lavMan (Post 1089666)
I think it maybe vacation stuff, but i'm guessing...

You're correct, it is a secondary vacation bid.

ERJF15 11-22-2011 04:02 PM


Originally Posted by theaviator (Post 1089548)
Can someone explain to me secondary bidding? What it is and how to do it?

Vacation...if you have vacation and bid for certain dates, but didn't get it, you can bid the left overs.

PSpence 11-22-2011 09:06 PM

The SJU idea doesn't appeal to me simply due to commute, it has nothing to do with turboprop or jet. I'd be grateful to have the job, regardless of equipment.

As for the ATP course, how long after interview would one normally expect to be in that course? Once complete with the course, how long of a gap is it normally before the start of the real class in Dallas?

Many thanks in advance.


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